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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
sherman to Play Ts1urkana

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, July I8.-Arrange-
ments have been perfected for base ball
contest to take place at the driving park
in this city tomorrow at I p. II. and next
day also at the some hour, for champ
ionshiD between the FEcelsiCTs of Sher-
man and the Gate Citys of TeXa1kans.
This contest is regarded with unusual
interest and viii bring great many
visitors to the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
MILAN County Delegation.

Special to the Gazette.
CAMERON, TEX, July 1S.-A meeting
Of the executive committee Of the Anti
Prohibition Club Of this county was held
here to-day. Nineteen delegates were Sc
leCted to attend the Fort Worth conven-
ton on the Goth inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
At Waco.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July l8.-Rev. DR.. Hay
good made prohibition speech to q large
audience tonight, many OF whom were
colored voters. He spoke in the open cir
This afternoon DR.. f. I. Mitchell spoke
to g large audience Of farmers, in favor
Of prohibition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Joint Discussion at Denton.
,necIsI 10 the Gazette

7TgJIlII 70
DENTON, TEX, July I8.-There was 8
Joint discussion to-day between Hon.
VIM. NJ. PoindeXter, of Cleburne, for the
prohibitionists and A. c. ,Owsley for
ants. Col. PoindeXter opened with q
speech of one and half hours length.
Mr.. Gwsley followed with an address Of
the same length. Mr.. POindeXter made q
thirty minutes rejoinder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
MRS Cairns at white.boro.

Special to the Gazette.
WHGrEsBoRo, TEX, July 1S.-Mrs.
Cairns Of Kirkwood, No, spoke at the
Presbyterian church last night TO
crowded house on prohibition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Germ any.

ATTEMrT TO MURDER THE EMPEROR.
PARIS, July lS.-Intransigeaut an
nounces that the police at Grssgeran have
discovered certain documents which
show the existence Of sociallstic plot to
murder the Emperor William while jour
neying to Gastein, and many arrests have
been made.
FICTITIOUS SPECIAL TRAIN.
BERLIN, July lS.-In consequence Of
the rumor that slip Of paper had been
found 81 several places through which the
imperial train would PISS, Endorsed:
Tonight at about midnight the Emper-
or's train will PISS. Be ready " A tictl-
tious special train was dispatched before
the Emperor's. The route from Mayence
to Darmstadt was lined with police
and gendarmes. Both trains passed
safely without incident.
WILL SHUT DOWN on RUSSIA.
BERLIN, July 1S.-At the next meeting
of the management of the Imperial Bank
the question will be discussed whether it
is advisable to continue lending on the
securities of foreign bonds, especially
Russian bonds, on the same terms as have
been heretofore accepted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19

WILL OPPOSE FRINGE FERDINAND.
LoNDoN, July Is A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says thst official circles there
firmly believe that the Car will force
Prince Ferdinand to decline the Bull
garian throne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
ON WALL STREET.
Ihe WeeS at the Stock Exchange Opens
Unusually Dull-NO Positive Move
ment in Prices Noticeable.

Tbs Fl ual Changes for IusignIfcant Frao
ticcs ,OnIy-Heilway Bonds SHOW Slight
Advances in IIost Shares.
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At ErOCkRtt.

Corresuondence Of the Gazette.
CROCKETT, TN, July lG.-Judge Gus
tave Cook addressed an audience Of about
200 in the courthouse to-day in opposition
to the prohibition amendment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
THE FIRE RECOE.D.
summsr Hotel Bnrnsd.

Boston, MASS, July 18.-The Coto-
chesett house at Asterville, Mass, was
totally burned yesterday, the guests all
escaping safely. The loss is estimated st
So. 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
at Hacogdoches.

Special to the Gazette,
NACoGDoCHEs, TEX, July IS.-The
first anti speaking was done here to-day.
w. W. Spivey Of Henderson was the
orator of the day. a division Of time
was refused.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
At Athens.


ATHENS, TEX July lS.--There was a
largely attended political meeting here
to-day. Cone Johnson spoke for the
ants, and John S. Jones for the pros.
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SPORTING.
Palestine IS. Tylor.

Special 20 the Gazette.
TYLER, Tx, July lS.-The Palestine
and Tyler baseball clubs played match
game here which resulted IN favor Of
Palestine BY q score Of 50 to 3.
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Five Persons Drowned

DETROIT, Mich, July 18.-lt Is re-
ported that the steamer Ariel ran down =
boat containing five persons, al of whom
were drowned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Car Works Burned.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July l8-FiIe
broke out in the car works at Terre Haute
at midnight and destroyed the whole es-
adjustment. The loss will be about
$4,000; insurance, 100000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
RI,MORs % CONITNG CHANGEe

CONsTANTINOPLE, July is The Sui
tan, through Herr Won Radowitz, German
ambassador, bv secret messenger 7Tied to
persuade SIR II. Drummond Wolf, British
commissioner, to postpone his departure
from Constantinople. In his latest dis
patch Salisbury refused to modify the
Egyptian convention There are rumoTs
Of coming changes in the Ministry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19

CUNNING OF THE SULTAN.
CoNsTANTINorLE, July lS-Kiamil
Pacha, Grand VIzier, has resigned. His
resignation was in consequence of vio-
lent article published attacking the Grad
War, the Cabinet and the ad-
ministration which was inspired by the
Sultan IN order to excite public indigna-
ton against them and thus cover his own
responsibility in connection with the
Egyptian convention.
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Great ReductioR

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Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, July I~.-Tbe following
Texas pensions were issued to-day:
Wesley McWiiliams, Prairie Lee Absglom
Marlborough, Bolton; James LuckeY,
Winrsborcugh; james X. Holland, Aus
TIN city; John Hudges, Tessco; IsaEC
Gibson, Dallas; Alexander r. Emerson,
Cedar Creek; John + Daniel, Ammonia;
John Il. Seward, Independence; Eli
Blob, Emory: Andrew J. Smith, Forney;
Leland Sinclair, Carter; Daniel 2. Ridge,
Camp Colorado; Henry Pitts, Blossom
Prairie: James II. MaloE, Dallas; Albert
J. Breeding, Buffalo Gap.
DEC. sion IN A PATENT CASE.
WASHINGTON, July ls.-The Commits
sioner CT Patents has rendered an i'm
uOrtant decision in the case of an sp-
plicatiOn TO register 8 trade msrk for
distilled spirits in wliCh the words
"Knights of Labor and OK. Of h." Dis
tillery appear. The commissioner states
that there is no pretense thst the manu-
facturers Of this particular branch Of
whisky who seek to register the mark
are Knights Of Labor, or are engaged IN
business with them or under their aus
pices, vet the distinctive mark points
to this LABOR organization or to the men,
bers as q class as the origin OF the part
nership of the article to which it is ap-
piled. In other words, the proposed
trade mark is in the nature Of false rep
resentstion sud is q deception as to the
general public, possibly inducing them
10 purchase an article and to believe that
it is made by society in which they
have friendly interest, The commits
sioner, therefore, on the ground of false
pretenses eff such q mark, refuses its
registration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-03
Hewitt KS. PulltZer.

Mayor HEWITT indictment of PULIrz-
Err ought OF itself to secure the election
of FELLOWS and the defeat Of NIcOLL-
the two candidates for district attorney
and we are inclined to hope that it will.
Mr.. HEWITT played prominent pant in
the deposition of Boss TWEED, and he
seems to be playing a prominent part
now, and will probably succeed in de
posing the World, if indeed that journal
is seated upon a boss chair
The World has, Of course, the backing
of all the Republican papers and Rcpub-
lican politicians and will have next Tues
day that of the Republican voters but
the regular Democrats may be strong
enough to defeat the candidate OF that
unnatural combination. Mr., HEWITT is
so pure and SO sagacious man that his
advice goes a long way in New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-03
The Anarchists

As was generally expected, the SUI
preme Court OF the United States yestef-
day refused to grant n writ OF error in
the case Of the Chicago Anarchists. The
decision we OF course regard as right
and the first declaration of Chief-Justice
WAITE in the opinion Of the court has
the ring of the true metal namely, that
the first ten amendments TO the Federal
Constitution are limitations upon the
Federal power and not upon the powers
OF the States. But several of the other
reasons assigned for refusing the writ
were ominous of bad future in that
Court for all cases involving the powers
of State legislatures and the rights of
the several States.
The Chief Justice says, for instance,
that certain objections were not raised
in the trial court, and therefore no
foundation was laid for the exercise Of
this courts jurisdiction" Which is the
same thing as saying that if those objec-
tions had been made IN the trial court, a
foundation would have been laid for the
exercise of its jurisdiction by the Su-
preme Court in the cases of the Anarch-
lists.
Again The Chief Justice says that
the questions raised by General BUTLER
were not decided in the State courts,
land Mcrctorc cannot he considered
here"
And finally, after giving his various
reasons, the Chief Justice adds "The
writ of error prayed for must co"sc-
QuGnlU be denied That is to say, be-
cause the prisoners counsel did not raise
the proper questions in the courts below
the Supreme Court would not exercise
H. .jVvjSdicHOH In other words, the
Supreme Court has not committed itself
against taking jurisdiction in the SHARP
case from New York, nor in any other
criminal or civil case in which the iuris-
diction of that court might be denied 10y
State.
Possibly there Is something in the
opinion that modifes the portion we
have commented upon, though we can
not conceive how the words we have
quoted could be explained away.
Briefly, the Supreme Court has made
a righteous decision, hut has not given
the right reasons for it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-03
a National Election

Next Tuesday the people of Virginia
will elect either MALONE Legislature
or Democratic Legislature. Upon the
political complexion of that body may
depend the control OF the national Gov
eminent for years. II Democrat be
elected to succeed Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER,
that Democrats vote may be the casting
vote in the United States Senate in
which he will take his seat on the ith of
March, 1889.
But before that time President OF
the United States is to be chosen.
II Virginia breaks from her Democratic
moorings this year, she will float out
into a sea OF troubles. For the Demo
cracy to lose Virginia this year is for
them to DO The unpatriotic work of
splitting the solid South just in time to
enable the Republicans to get foothold
in our section, and is therefore cquiya-
lent to aiding in the election Of Repub
lican President. MARCUS MORTON was
elected Governor OF Massachusetts, by one
vote One vote may next Tuesday decide
a contest between a Republican and a
Democratic candidate for the Virginia
General Assembly, and that one mem
her thus elected may decide the contest
between MALONE and the Democratic
nominee for United States senator, and,
so deciding, may determine whether the
next United States Senate shall be Re
publican or q Democratic body.
Above all, remember that vote for a
MAHoSE candidate next Tuesday may
result in making JONI SHERMAN the
next President of the United States
Is it not true, therefore, that the APP
preaching election will be national
election? Its results will be far-rcach-
ing. These will extend into an indefinite
future. They may possibly bring about
another attempt TO pass force bill such
as SHERMAN advocated in 1871 or, III
other words, another attempt to put the
governments OF at least the Gulf States
in the possession OF the negroes, and to
keep those govcrnmentsundcr their con-
troll by the use Of the army aud navy.
These were the objects of the force hill
of 1871.
In fact, it would bc difficult to say.
what might not result from the failure Of
Virginia to elect a Democratic Lcgisla-
ture next week.
The people Of this city have more than
those of any other city to fear from a
MAH,NE Legislature. There is no mca-
sure that MALONE would not resort to i'll
order to huoi!is..- lhcm ,.41 - L.
Legislature would have no will OF its
own, but would sit merely TO register his
DEGREES, the people here may well dread
the election of such body.
Is there any danger that MALONE IS to
be again elected "boss Of this Com
monwealth? We confess that we do not
consider the danger imminent but our
confidence of success IS based upon an
abiding faith in the patriotism OF the
masses. Let them do their duty on the
sth and ali will be well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-03

The following note from gentlemen
who know whereof they affirm will be
satisfactory both to our Richmond cor
respondent of yesterday and our Atlanta
correspondent of the day before
TO dc Editor Of the Dispatch:
You were right i'll your first article as
TO the Richmond and Chesapeake rail
road.
Lastsummor the Richmond and Chcsa-
peake and the Fredericksburg and Chesa-
peake railroad companies effected a con
solidation, by which arrangement there
will be one branch TO Wicomico and
another to some point on the Potomac
river. Under tins consolidated system
the Richmond and Chesapeake railroad
occupies all Of the territory between the
Rappahannock and Potomac rivers but,
il no consolidation had taken place, un-
der an act passed atthe last Session Of the
General Assembly all railroads we're au-
thorized TO run lateral or branch roads
fifty miles, which would enable the Rich
mond and Chesapeake 10 do exactly what
your correspondent from Atlanta sug-
gests. Very truly yours, A.& ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-03
rucCorys WE'RE GENUINE.
william Mahnney Acquitted orHa'-
,ng Counfcrfclfs with Him.

William Mahaney, on trial in the
United States District Court on the
charge of having counterfeit coin in his
possession, with the intention of passing
/. was Yesterday found not gully by the
inrv and discharged. Mahaney belongs
in Cumberland. Mahaney sent on to q
firm in Connecticut for machine which
he thought by the advertisement
was n mould for making coin, with
the idea, as he claims. Of work
ing up q case against the firm.
He was afterward in correspondence
with Government officials about the mat
ter. and showed coin which, be claimed,
came from the firm which he thought
counterfeit, but which was pronounced
genuine. A member of the firm was IN
court and testified that no coin was ever
sent TO Mabauey by bis firm. When
asked what he thought would be the OBJ
iect in sending good silver dollars for
fifty cents, Mahaney said he thought 1t
might he bait for man to send on
quite an amount of money as a second
investment, in which case he would
never hear from the firm again. He
thought all the fools were not dead yet.
The coins produced at the trial were
genuine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-03
THE PRESBYTkRIANS.
Meeting OF the synod OF Virginia
The Sermon.

IT VI taf ~ paw vi
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. !, 1887.
The one hundredth session of the
Presbyterian Synod of Virginia was
opened in this city at S p. NJ, with Il
sermon preached by the Rev. Thomas L.
Preston, ID. d., who presided as mOdera-
tor at the session of the Synod last year
in Richmond. The text Of the sermon
was John xxi, II =" Lord, Thou knowest
all things Thou knowost that | love
Thee"
OF this able and earnest sermon the
following is meagre outline:
The Introductory thought was there
is 10 sin against Christ like that Of not
loving Him, and no such evidence OF the
power OF indwelling sin rs the inability
to love Him.
By an explanation of the two Greek
words translated Glove" GgapaS, in the
question, "Lorcst thou me?' and
phiieo, a word of less strength, in
the answer, "Thou knowest that / tore
thee, " the speaker showed that there was
indicated on the part of the SHINING but
now penitent apostle a humility which
could only be the result of long eXpe-
rience of the grace OF Christ.
The practical point of the sermon was
presented in the question, Can We
attain such assurance of love as to appeal
to Christ, the searcher of hearts, and
say with Peter, Thou knowestsall
things Thou knowest that l love
Thee 2"
This leads TO an examination Of the
following points
!. Our consciousness, where We find
revealed the fact that the love of Christ
to us so constrains lis that our love to
Him is the supreme passion of the soul.
,. Our conduct, where We find that
the love of Christ has suppressed selfish
ness and subdued sin.
3. Our character, which exhibits be-
fore the world the power OF the love we
profess to feel.
In conclusion DR.. Preston urged upon
the synod, ministers and elders, the COM
mission given those that love Him
Feed my sheep and that the high
est qualification for carrying out His in
junction is the love we bear to our Sa-
viour.
The stated clerk, Rev. James z.
Smith, read the names Of the members
enrolled as now present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-03

In the Dispatch of Thursday the fol
lowing occurred The fame Of Lee
is 10 longer the heritage simply Of the
South. 1t belongs to the American peo-
pie" The New York Hcrold charges us
with plagiarism. 1t says "these are al
most the precise words which Senator
SHERMAN used at Nashville, Tenn, but
threw away before he got to Springfield,
Iii. We certainly were not aware that
john SHERMAN ever rose to the level of
such 4 trueism,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-03

The ST. Louis Globc-Dcmocral
(Republican) says: My. MALONE may
not stand for as lofty type of Republi-
canism as some Of the other living lead
ers Of that party" And Republican
hatred of the South leads that party TO
use against the South Il man whom the
most malignant of the bloody-shirt
shnekers can barely tolerate. What a
commentary upon the party OF great
moral ideas However, 80 Giotc-
,1,mocrat suggests query: If it is
difficult for a northern malignant to
swallow Mahoneism, how much more diff
cult ought not it TO be for Virginian to
swallow it, even though an attempt be
made to sugar-coat it with reform ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-03
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The Rrecklnrldce Stntne

Tic people of Kentucky are making
great preparations for the unyeiling of
VALENTINES magnificent statue of JoHN
c. BRECKINRIDGE, which ceremony will
take place at Lexington, in that State,
on the 10Th of this month. a memorial
Grafton will be delivered by Senator
BLACKBURN, and Senator BECK, Gov
ernor BUcKNER, and the sculptor will
make short addresses. The Committee
of Invitation cordially invite to be pres
ent all organized societies, bodies, and
associations all military companies and
organizations, and all soldiers in the war
with Mexico and in the war between the
States. The occasion promises to be
one Of unusual interest
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-03

Appeals to workingmen to stand
by the "Reform" ticket are nothing
less than appeals to that class to
become the cat's.paws of MALONE. Will
the workingmen of Richmond be thus
caught? We think not. They are too
level-headed to allow themselves to be
used TO pull the chestnuts ont of the
fire for the Republican party